Ninja Master: A Shinobi Saga

What kind of game this is

Ninja Master: A Shinobi Saga is a turn-based role playing game set in a world of ninjas. Each side takes its moves in turn, so the game is built around choosing actions rather than reacting in real time.

The listing describes the game as nostalgic and aimed at people who want a proper ninja RPG on a touch screen. It is rated 16+, so the listing's own age guidance applies.

The developer says the game runs at 60 frames per second and has been set up for touch input. Those are the developer's claims, and they are the only description of performance the listing gives.

Progressing and earning rewards without paying

The game is free to play. According to the listing, you can earn rewards as you progress and do not need to spend money to do so.

Progress comes from exploring the Shinobi world and building up your character's skills as you go. The listing presents this as the main loop: move through the game, get stronger, and move on.

The listing does not say what, if anything, can be bought in the game, so any in-game purchases would be outside what the listing describes.

Competing with other players

The online side of the game has three parts. Online raids let you take part in group fights with other players. Live PVP lets you battle other players directly.

Worldwide leaderboards rank players across the whole player base, so your results can be compared with people in other countries.

Both raids and PVP need an internet connection, since they are online features. The listing does not describe a solo-only mode for them.

Seasonal events and the controls

The listing mentions seasonal events as part of the game's ongoing content. It does not describe what the events contain or how often they run.

The developer says the controls have been revamped to suit touch screens. The listing presents this as the way the game is meant to be played on a phone or tablet.